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authN = autheNtication (identity / "who are you") authZ = authoriZation (access / "what are you allowed to do")
by chrisweekly 6y ago
authN = autheNtication (identity / "who are you")
authZ = authoriZation (access / "what are you allowed to do")
- part1of2 6y agoAlso, in general OAuth => think authZ OIDC => think authN
- chrisweekly 6y agoYep. And auth0 ("auth Zero, not letter o") is a company / service that offers both authN and authZ.